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...restructuring to the board and and investors? But, typically, who kind of starts the conversation of restructuring that, hey. Things aren't going I try to. You you try to. Okay. So it's typically coming from it's typically coming from the investor si
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...11 is the restructuring. That's where you get a a an automatic stay, a pause from your creditors, and a chance to catch your breath, raise new money under favorable terms, conduct a sale of the assets in a very, very court supervised process. Has its
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...That's where you get a a an automatic stay, a pause
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colorful. Is that the right word? Evil? I think we need to say evil cast of characters here. Everything goes just about as you could predict. The justice department begins a criminal investigation. Just about everybody except Skilling starts running
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...financial restructuring. So today, a lot of the folks that call themselves distressed investors, again, I view them as buying cheap high yield and participating as pure financial investors and portfolio traders, but they will outsource all of that cr
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discussion to do that at the moment. So I go to the meander solution is the way this probably goes, where we just slowly work through this over time, and we solve problems one by one. It's a good time to ask for your definition of distressed investin
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Chapter 11 is this, like, interesting temporary thing where you are saying, we would like to reorganize. The debtor stays in control. So by debtor, it's like corporation. The company that owes the money to all the creditors stays in control. And the
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Because you had expanded so much. Because we had expanded so much in products that had been generating material revenue, like, stopped, basically. Yeah. And we're just creating losses. And so in September year, the board had a fiduciary duty, to dete
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So corporations, they often miss price carve outs because costs are allocated, incentives are misaligned, capital allocation is political, and non core assets lose internal champions. An example of that is IBM spin off of Kyndryl. That illustrates th
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...corporate bankruptcies, according to the S and P, are public companies with debt of at least $2,000,000 and private companies with assets or liabilities of at least $10,000,000 I'm not sure why the public companies is less than the private. It didn't
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...restructuring come together? Yeah. And we we've had a number of CPGs that followed this model and a number of tech companies too, right, where they raised normal looking rounds in maybe 2019, 2020, and then maybe a stupid one in 2021 or early twenty
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